Why Fish Are Difficult to Conserve and Protect (Unilke Land Animals)

3. It’s difficult to protect and conserve fish and other ocean creatures (compared to land animals) because for one its hard to go down in submarines, scuba diving and more, unnoticed killing and or ways of bypassing protections, and land animals are a little easier to protect because of the reason their living where we are.

To start off, it’s difficult to protect and conserve fish and other ocean creatures (compared to land animals) because it’s hard to go down in subs, scuba diving and much more. You need to have trained personnel with a lot of equipment; also you have to spend money on getting fuel for the boat or submarine and may even pay for boat itself to get out. It costs more money to run marine wildlife protections for things such as advertising help for more employees and workers to save our animals, which costs money and for the company to buy more equipment for the newcomers getting coast guards out to inspect for violations of killing of marine wildlife. Money also gets spent on underwater nest and water barriers to stop people from boating past that area to fish and kill them.

Next, it’s difficult to protect and conserve fish and other ocean creatures (compared to land animals) because unnoticed killings and or ways of bypassing protections. So, unnoticed killings happen because the earth is made up of more than 80% of water, which allows a lot of people to be able to boat out in the ocean and fish, kill fish, fin sharks and whales and so much more. People lie and hide what they are doing to coast guards and other police departments to stay out of jail or get their boat token and more. People bypass or go around protections like underwater nets or wall and or water barriers by cutting mainly to get in and get the precious endangered species. Also it’s hard to protect marine species because there are fishing competitions and millions of local fishers which are very difficult to stop because it such a large industry.

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